VictorW
Veteran Member
My KB2375 acts as KiotiJohn mentioned. Stabilizers drop much more quickly than the boom. I just use the pin lock on the boom when not in use and lock up the stabilizers.
I didn't know there were three valve units used on the bh. This leads to another question. My left stabilizer will not feather with weight on it. If you have it down with a little weight and want to go a little farther to level the tractor, as you feather the control for a little more, the arm will come up. You have to push the control farther forward to get down movement. The stabilizer does not bleed off with the control centered. The dealer said it might be the load check valves and ordered both of them. Looking at the parts manual diagram, I haven't a clue as to where they go. Does anyone know if this is the problem and if I split the valve unit, will I find them. I had removed all external fittings and plugs and saw nothing like the parts he gave me. Maybe my manual and the parts are for another brand of valve. The dealer doesn't really seem to excited to dig into it and said he has never had a control unit apart.
I didn't know there were three valve units used on the bh. This leads to another question. My left stabilizer will not feather with weight on it. If you have it down with a little weight and want to go a little farther to level the tractor, as you feather the control for a little more, the arm will come up. You have to push the control farther forward to get down movement. The stabilizer does not bleed off with the control centered. The dealer said it might be the load check valves and ordered both of them. Looking at the parts manual diagram, I haven't a clue as to where they go. Does anyone know if this is the problem and if I split the valve unit, will I find them. I had removed all external fittings and plugs and saw nothing like the parts he gave me. Maybe my manual and the parts are for another brand of valve. The dealer doesn't really seem to excited to dig into it and said he has never had a control unit apart.